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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1938

Page

7

Beaver to face manslaughter charge in Callmer death

Clarence Beaver 45 formerly of Greencastle Pa now in Washington county jail will be charged with manslaughter in the death of Thomas Calimer 67 of Glen Furnace near Waynesboro. Calimer’s body was found in a barn near the Colonial Tavern after an altercation at the tavern taproom followed by his removal to a barn and later antiseptic treatment. He died the next morning and is survived by four sisters.

Clarence Beaver Greencastle Washington County Thomas Callmer Glen Furney Waynesboro Martin L. Ingram Calimer Colonial Tavern Middleburg Beaver Leister Isanogle Ingram Aaron Martin

Eddy surname origins and notable bearers in colonial America

The article traces Eddy surname origins from Normandy or Saxon roots and notes possible nicknames. It recounts founders Samuel and John Eddy who arrived in Plymouth Colony in 1631 and settled at Swansea, Massachusetts, with marriages to Elizabeth and Amy. It lists living bearers including Clyde, David B., Forrest G., Harrison P., Henry Sr., Lee Main, Nathan B., Nelson, Sherwood, Spencer, Walter H., William A., and others, urging readers to watch for coats of arms and insignia connected to direct ancestors. It ends with a prompt for tomorrow’s Chamberlain note.

Eddy Aidie Normandy Edward Adam Edie Samuel John William Eddy St. Dunstans Cranbrook England Mary Fosten Plymouth Colony Swansea Massachusetts Elizabeth Amy Joanna Charles Henry Eddy Boston John Eddy Clyde Port Washington N. C David B Forrest G Providence R. I Harrison Henry Sr Weatfield N. J Lee Main United States Railroad Retirement Board Washington, D. C Nathan B Ann Arbor Mich Nelson Culver City Calif Sherwood Asia New York City Spencer Walter H Columbia University William A Holart College William Smith College Geneva New York

History of U B Church in Pennsylvania Conference

Dr Paul E Holdcraft distributes a 500 page illustrated history of the United Brethren Church in the Pennsylvania conference. It covers Western Maryland Southern Pennsylvania Northern Virginia with sketches and pictures of 160 churches and ministers including Otterbein Geeting Newcomer and others.

Pennsylvania Conference of the United Brethren Church Paul E. Holdcraft Emmanuel Church United Brethren Maryland Virginia Reformed Church Frederick Philip Wilhelm Otterbein Middletown Myersville Boonsboro Keedynville Mt. Hebron George Adam Geeting Keedysville Beaver Creek Christian Newcomer Holdcraft

Goodbye Broadway at Henry's Air Conditioned Theatre

Universal presents Goodbye Broadway a fast moving screwy comedy led by Alice Brady and Charles Winninger with a star cast including Tom Brown Dorothea Kent Frank Jenks Donald Meek Jed Prouty and Willie Best. The film screens today and Tuesday at Henry's air conditioned Theatre.

Man Godfrey Universal Alice Brady Chicago Charles Winninger Cap'n Andy Tom Brown Dorothea Kent Rudy Vallee Tommy Riggs Betty Lou Frank Jenks Donald Meek Jed Prouty Willie Best Henry's

Nolan Again Is Bad Man In New Film Hunted Men

Lloyd Nolan returns as a swaggering cold blooded racketeer in the Paramount release Hunted Men opening today at the Academy Theatre. Once again cast as a menace, Nolan's career has leaned toward lawless roles, despite previous reform hopes and earlier racketeering parts in films like Tip Off Girls The Plainsman and Wells Fargo.

Lloyd Nolan Nolan Law and Order Paramount Academy Theatre Wells Fargo

New Film Brings Mary Carlisle Into Lawman Romance Cast

The production features Mary Carlisle as a young woman who falls for a man with a checkered past. Lynne Overman, Anthony Quinn, and Johnny Downs support, shaping a tale of romance amid pursuit by authorities.

Mary Carlisle Lynne Overman Anthony Quinn Johnny Downs

Robbery Attempt Leads to Sixty Day Jail Term

Harry Ragland 23, of Mechanic Street, was sentenced to sixty days in jail by Justice C Edward Heard in Police Court after being spotted in an alley with a rock near Ingrams Men’s Store on Jonathan Street. Patrolman Karns and Sergeant Brown placed him under arrest Sunday morning.

Ingram Jonathan Street Harry Ragland Mechanic Street C. Edward Heard Ragland Karns Brown

Relief Crisis Deepens as Funds Run Low in Cleveland

Cleveland faced a drawn out relief crisis as officials plan to keep relief stations open despite exhausted funds. Mayor Harold Burton said funds for direct relief are depleted until state money becomes available, and directors will meet to decide policy pending legislative action. The piece notes the North American Indian used gestures alongside speech.

Cleveland Harold H. Burton Wold

Noted astronomers suffer losses amid fading starlight

A sequence of obituaries recalls Dr. William W. Campbell age 75 a former UC president and Lick Observatory director who died by suicide in San Francisco as well as Dr. George Ellery Hale famed sun authority Dr. Francis G. Pease and Dr. William H. Pickering. The piece notes their work on stellar motions solar observations Mars and Moon mapping and the 200 inch telescope project. It ends with a couplet at Allegheny Observatory and a brief stray line about evening capes.

William W. Campbell San Francisco University of California Lick Observatory Mars Mt. Everest George Ellery Hale Mt. Wilson Observatory Mt. Palomar Cal Hale Francis G. Pease Pasadena A. A. Mickelson Mt. Wilson Pease Yerkes Observatory William H. Pickering Jamaica Harford Arequipa Peru Lowell Observatories Moon Pleiades

A Few Cents A Day Keeps Backaches Away

An advertisement claims a daily dose eliminates back pain by improving kidney and bladder function. It promises refreshing sleep through a one month RIS trial, sold and recommended by leading drug stores, with Hagerstown Maryland as a locale.

Erro Cystex Dept. Jniz P. O Los Angeles Calif

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